Paige
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Stuart Gibbs:
I am an aspiring writer who is currently writing a trilogy about a spy organization. I hate telling people that I write about spies, though, because everyone thinks it's a cliche when I know my story is unique and has a different spin (which is the same thing with Spy School). How can I make people interested in my books and deter them from thinking it's boring and stereotypical?
Stuart Gibbs
Write the book and let them see for themselves.
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Lynn
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Stuart Gibbs:
I really want to become an author, but I'm only 12. Do you have any tips on how to become a published author at this age? I am going to write a fantasy or mystery novel, but I can't think of any ideas. How do you get inspiration? Do you have a method that you use to actually plan out and write your books?
Jeremy Shead
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Stuart Gibbs:
Hey so I love your spy school series!!!! The characters are so intriguing and fun to follow. My favorite character is Erica Hale. How do you make your books long but fun to read? I sometimes wonder why New York's Bestselling books are bestselling. But yours is truly an exception. I could read every spy book you publish. How many are you looking to publish??? What does Erica Hale look like?
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